A reply from Martha Berry to Mr. Fairbanks' inquiry in seeing if one of the school's children could be adopted.

In this letter addressed to Merle, Berry proposes adopting Merle's baby and states that she will raise baby Frances as her own, providing money and education for the baby.

Martha writes to Gene to thank her for the letters about Frances, and thanks Gene for taking care of Frances.

Hemenway inquires about the availability of babies for adoption, telling Berry that there is great demand for healthy babies with "known antecedents." She reports that she successfully placed six babies over the summer.